FCC and FTC Can Co-Exist on Net Neutrality | Commentary
</p> </p> Before explaining why this is the wrong solution, it is necessary to understand what is at issue here.
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McConnell Puts Keystone First on the Agenda (Video)
</p> Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on Tuesday told reporters that in looking ahead to the new year, a bill sponsored by Republican John Hoeven of North Dakota would lead off the floor schedule.
D.C. Council Chairman: Marijuana Rider Doesn’t Block Transmittal to Congress
</p> Though Mendelson is still determining how the rider affects the initiative, he does not believe it affects his duty to transmit the bill to Congress.
Tax Extenders Vote a Bipartisan Affair
</p> The opponents of the bill are an eclectic mix — from liberal Democrats like Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., to conservative Republicans.
McConnell Puts Keystone First on 2015 Agenda
The incoming Senate majority leader is putting approval of the Keystone XL pipeline project first on his 2015 agenda, telling reporters Tuesday a bill sponsored by Republican John Hoeven of North Dakota
Keystone XL and Energy Efficiency, Together Again?
The first energy bill of the new year could feature a bit of a role reversal. </p> With Republican Sen.
Democrats Close Out Majority With Wins on Nominations
</p> “My friend from Oklahoma seeks to amend the House-passed TRIA bill,” the Nevada Democrat said. “If the Senate were to amend TRIA, we would have to send it back to the House of Representatives.
Marijuana Legalization in D.C.: What Happened and What Happens Next
Though the bill contains riders in the bill aimed at a variety of D.C. social policies now considered routine, an amendment aimed at the District’s marijuana policy has fired up D.C. activists.
Congress: Spending Bill Might Streamline Oil and Gas Permits
The Casper Star-Tribune reports that “Congress approved a little-noticed provision aimed at streamlining oil and gas permits on federal land as part of a $585 billion defense spending bill on Friday.”
Marijuana Legalization in D.C.: What Happened and What Happens Next
Though the bill contains riders in the bill aimed at a variety of D.C. social policies now considered routine, an amendment aimed at the District’s marijuana policy has fired up D.C. activists.
Boehner and Obama Have Something in Common: Both Contributed to the Failure of Transparency Reform | Commentary
</p> </p> The FOIA Improvement Act of 2014 just died at the finish line, after the House failed to take up bill that had already passed the Senate.
Chaffetz Lays Out Different Direction for Oversight
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) If incoming Chairman Jason Chaffetz made just one thing clear Tuesday, it’s this: The Oversight and Government Reform Committee is not Darrell Issa’s anymore — in
House Democratic Losses Deplete Bench of 2016 Senate Recruits
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Sweeping House losses have not only pushed Democrats into a historic minority, they’ve depleted the bench of potential Senate recruits for the 2016 elections.
14 Congressional Republicans Jeb Bush Helped Last Cycle
</p> For Bush, the PAC will mark a continuation of his efforts for GOP candidates.
Exit Interview: John Barrow Laments Hyper-Partisan Congress
The discussion was especially fitting as, just a few feet away, the House quarreled over a crucial bill that would fund the government for the next fiscal year.
Chaffetz Lays Out Different Direction for Oversight
</p> Chaffetz defended the personnel changes, and he said turnover was part of the process for a committee with a new chairman. </p> “Turnover is good,” he said.
House Democratic Losses Deplete Bench of 2016 Senate Recruits
</p> This past cycle, 13 House members gave up their seats to run for Senate .
A Tribute to Michele Bachmann (Video)
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Would it surprise you if I disclose that one of the most important pieces of advice I’ve ever gotten came from Rep. Michele Bachmann?
Coburn Faces Blowback Over End-of-Session Blockade
</p> He said that he thought the bill itself just would not work, holding true to his earlier pledge against going out quietly . </p> Shortly before Coburn objected to a motion by Sen.
HOH Word of the Week: Clinker
An amendment or rider to a bill that is so out of place that it stands out like a wrong musical note.